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News Releases — Minnesota
2007
2006
2005
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2004
December 2004
Mayo Clinic Finds Restless Legs Syndrome in Children Linked to Family History, Iron Deficiency
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Mayo Clinic Finds Restless Legs Syndrome in Children Linked to Family History, Iron Deficiency
Mayo Clinic Announces January Harmony for Mayo Concerts
Mayo Clinic Researchers Find PDAs Okay With Pacemakers
Mayo Clinic Health Information Web Sites Win Five e-Healthcare Leadership Awards
First Blood Test to Diagnose Paralyzing, Blinding Disease
Gastrointestinal Disorders Are Associated Significantly With Sleepless Nights
Mayo Clinic Researchers Announce Promising Next Generation Treatments for Multiple Myeloma
Got Heart Disease? The Answer May be in Your Fingertips
November 2004
Mayo Clinic Discovers Potential Marker for Aggressive Kidney Cancer; New Help for Tailoring Treatments
Mayo Clinic Receives $13 Million NIH Award to Train Clinical Researchers and Advance Patient Care
Mayo Clinic Announces December Harmony for Mayo Concerts
Mayo Clinic Trustees Honor New Named Professors
Mayo Clinic Announces New Comprehensive Wellness and Fitness Center
Ovarian Cancer Does Have Early Warning Signs, Mayo Clinic and Olmsted Medical Center Find
Video Clip and Sound File (MP3) of Dan Abraham
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Announces
Distinguished Educator Award Recipients
Mayo Clinic Finds New Female Sterilization Technique Not Only Quicker and Easier for Patients, But Cheaper
Video Clip: CPR After AED Heart Shock Does Not Cause Recurrent Arrhythmia
Video Clip: Eligible Women Less Likely than Men to Receive Heart Devices
Mayo Clinic Health Management Resources Wins Prestigious Award for Health and Productivity Management Market Leadership
Observation for Fainting Patients is Safe, Less Costly Alternative to Hospitalization
"Perfect Electrical Assassin" Responsible for Many Unexplained Sudden Deaths
Mayo Clinic: CPR After AED Heart Shock Does Not Cause Recurrent Arrhythmia
Eligible Women Less Likely than Men to Receive Heart Devices
Injury from Epileptic Seizures Relatively Rare, Mayo Clinic Study Finds
Mayo Clinic Study: Yearly Prescription Costs Almost $700 Higher for Obese Patients
Mayo Clinic Researchers Find Link Between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Alcoholism and Mental Illness
Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover One Mechanism for Why Men and Women Differ in Immune Response
Women Often Neglect Health When Prevention is Most Important
Mayo Clinic Researchers Successfully Use Anticancer Drug to Fight Fatal Lung Disease, Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Study Demonstrates New Treatment Option for Patients with Moderately Active Ulcerative Colitis
Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy Now Offered at Mayo School of Health Sciences
October 2004
Mayo School of Health Sciences, University of Minnesota Collaborate to Enhance Radiation Therapy Education in Rochester
Mayo Clinic Announces November Harmony for Mayo Concerts
Mayo Clinic Finds Ketogenic Diet May Be Started as an Outpatient Treatment for Children with Epilepsy
Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Gift Supports Care for Patients at Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic Research Shows Stroke Rehabilitation Best Served by Physical Training; Questions Use of Stimulant Therapy
Mayo Clinic Finds Effective Treatment with Minimal Side Effects for Non-Renal Lupus
Mayo Clinic Finds Effective Treatment with Minimal Side Effects for Non-Renal Lupus
Gastric Bypass and Stomach-Stapling Patients Should Recognize Risk of Nerve Injury Post-Surgery
Mayo Clinic Study Supports New Approach to Treating Debilitating Inflammation of the Arteries
Hot Flashes in Men — Mayo Clinic Researchers Describe a Treatment
Mayo Clinic Research Shows Common Airborne Fungi Cause Chronic Stuffy Nose, Suggests New Treatment Strategy
Mayo Clinic Finds Effective Remedy for Blood Pressure Drop When Standing Up
Public Invited to Attend Creative Writing Workshop Offered by Mayo Clinic
Teaching Skills, Instilling Confidence Best Ways to Prevent Child Abduction
Mayo Clinic Awarded Major NIH Contract for Smallpox Genomics Research
September 2004
Community Health Forum to Develop Strategies for Healthier Lifestyles
Mayo Clinic Announces October Harmony for Mayo Concerts
Mayo Clinic Cancer Center Hosts Major Education Event Targeting Women's Cancers
Mayo Clinic First in the United States to Scan With New Computed Tomography (CT) System
Study Published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings Finds Risk of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Greater in Boys and in Children With Low Parental Education Levels
Inflammatory Marker May be Early Sign of Blood Vessel Blockages
Mayo Clinic's Air Medical Programs Reapply for National Accreditation
Mayo Clinic Pioneers Gene Therapy Delivery System for Glaucoma
August 2004
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Rehab Improves Survival After Heart Attack by Over 50 Percent
Rehab Improves Survival After Heart Attack by Over 50 Percent
Mayo Clinic Study Indicates Patients with Multiple Sclerosis May Want to Take Wait-and-See Approach to Medications
Mayo Clinic Announces September "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Study Suggests Immediate Statins for Heart Attack Patients
Mayo Clinic Researchers Engineer Brain Protein to Discover Missing Link in Nerve Communication
Documents Show Tobacco Industry's Attempts to Influence Journalists' Reporting on Secondhand Smoke
Heart "Repair Kit" — Stem Cells Regenerate Injured Muscle
People Living with Cancer are Invited to a Weekend of Renewal at the Hilltop Retreat
Mayo Clinic Researcher Uses Supercomputer to Model a SARS Viral Enzyme for Developing Anti-SARS Drug
SARS Enzyme Close-up
Dr. Yuan-Ping Pang in His Laboratory
Treatment of Elevated Blood Sugar Levels in Intensive Care Patients Results in 29 Percent Reduction in Mortality
Molecular Level
The "Adonis Effect": Mayo Researchers Discover Genetic Basis in Mice for Aging with Strong Bones, Low Body Fat
Mayo Clinic, IBM Aim to Drive Medical Breakthroughs
Mayo Eugenio Litta Children's Hospital Names New Medical Director
Pioneering the Basics for New Kind of Cancer Vaccine
July 2004
Green Mamba Snake Venom Hormone May Cause "Second Stroke" in Patients with Brain Aneurysms, Mayo Clinic Discovers
Mayo Clinic Announces August "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Researchers discover location of possible lung cancer gene
Mayo Clinic Editorial Discusses New Targeted Therapy for Treatment of Resistant Colorectal Cancer
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Aging Population, Longer Survival with Disease Magnify Heart Failure "Epidemic"
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery Not a Risk Factor for Dementia, According to New Mayo Clinic Study
Aging Population, Longer Survival with Disease Magnify Heart Failure "Epidemic"
Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery Not a Risk Factor for Dementia, According to New Mayo Clinic Study
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Study Led by Mayo Clinic Finds Treatment Causes Short-Term, Modest Delay in Alzheimers Disease Onset in Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Study Led by Mayo Clinic Finds Treatment Causes Short-Term, Modest Delay in Alzheimer's Disease Onset in Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Going Digital: The Paper Trail Stops
Researchers Use Human Antibody to Cure Malignant Melanoma in Mice
Tougher World-Wide Action Needed to Counter Tobacco Industry's Use of Auto Racing
Mayo Clinic Will Provide Free Car Seat Inspections July 21
After a Tragic Past, Thalidomide's Promising Future in Fighting Cancer Explored in Mayo Clinic Proceedings
Mayo Clinic Researchers Identify Gene Regulating Aging and Fertility
Healthy Eating and Living Can Indeed Reduce Women's Risk of Getting Cancer
June 2004
Mayo Clinic Announces July "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Blood Pressure Too High? You Probably Have Cholesterol Problems, Too
Study of Accidental Sand Burials Present Information That Could Aid Parents, Health Officials
Mayo Clinic Carillon Concerts During the Week of Rochesterfest Commemorate Dean Robinson
Mayo School of Health Sciences Presents Five with Outstanding Educator Award
National Eye Institute — Eye Drops May Delay or Prevent Glaucoma in African Americans at Higher Risk
How Fat Poisons Livers of Obese Children and Adults
How Fatty Acids Kill Liver Cells
Mayo Researchers Find Link Between Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms and Sexual Dysfunction in Older Men
University Of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic Introduce Unique Biotechnology Partnership At Bio 2004 (Booth #1230)
Phase 3 Study Shows Patients Newly Diagnosed With Cancer in the Bone Marrow Have Superior Response to Thal/Dex Drug Combination
Abnormal Protein Indicates Poorer Prognosis for Patients with Rapidly Growing, Malignant Brain Tumors
Cancer Patients' Genes May Influence How They Experience Fatigue and Quality of Life
Mayo Clinic Conducts Pediatric Screening for Wilson's Disease
Mayo Clinic to Host Clinical Research Conference
Mayo Clinic Named One of Four Collaborative MS Research Centers
May 2004
Daily Dip in Blood Vessel Expansion May Help Explain Morning Heart Attack Peak
British American Tobacco's Actions at Document Depository Hinder Research
Mayo Clinic Announces June "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Mayo Clinic to Examine Neurostimulator in Patients with Epilepsy
Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees Welcomes New Public Member
Cancer Survivors and Their Families Invited to National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration on Sunday, June 6
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine to Hold 2004 Commencement Ceremony
Researchers Devise Method for Natural Killer Cells to Destroy Hiding HIV
Mayo Clinic Will Provide Free Car Seat Inspections May 19
Mayo Clinic Launches Technology Opportunities Web Site
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - International Study Led by Mayo Clinic Finds Minimally Invasive Surgery Safe, Effective for Patients with Colon Cancer
Frozen, Fresh Sperm Both Effective for In Vitro Fertilization
Survival Rates of Cardiac Arrest Patients Improve With Defibrillation and Aggressive Treatment, Says Mayo Clinic Proceedings Study
International Study Led by Mayo Clinic Finds Minimally Invasive Surgery Safe, Effective for Patients with Colon Cancer
Mayo Clinic Aerospace Device Trains Pilots to Recognize Warning Signs of Hypoxia
April 2004
Mayo Researchers Invent Targeted Imaging Probe to Aid Early Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Mayo Clinic Researchers Invent Way to Determine Optimal Conditions for Spinal Cord Nerve Regeneration in Lab Animals
Dr. Dale Peterson Named President of Mayo Urologic Alumni Association
Survey Shows New Mayo Clinic Treatment for Intractable Low Blood Pressure Works Well to Control Dizziness, Fainting; Has Few Side Effects
Surgery a Successful Treatment Option for Certain Epilepsy Seizures
Mayo Clinic Announces May "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Mothers' Cells Can Cause Immunity Illness in Children
New Primary Care Building Opens for Mayo Family Clinic — Kenyon
Discovery Sheds Light on How Cancer Cells Grow and Divide
Mayo Clinic Researchers Restore Lost Immunity — Possible Breakthrough for AIDS
Mayo Clinic Safety Fair Helps Parents Keep Their Children Safe
Mayo Clinic Establishes Landmark Research Program to Predict and Prevent Alcoholism and Other Addictions
Avian Influenza Outbreaks Create Concern About Human Infection Mayo Clinic Researchers Warn
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Celebrates Residency Match Success
Mayo Clinic to Examine Family History of Aneurysms
New Calculator Provides More Accurate Estimates of Colon Cancer Survival
Researchers Discover Documents Outlining Tobacco Industry's Political Efforts to Delay EPA Report on Indoor Second-Hand Smoke
March 2004
Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover Green Tea Component Helps Kill Leukemia Cells
Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover Gene Mutations that "Ignore" Stress, Lead to Heart Failure
Mayo Clinic Announces April "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Mayo Clinic Launches New Radio Program
Mayo Clinic Will Provide Free Car Seat Inspections March 24
Mayo Clinic 2003 Financial Highlights
2003 Financial Results Put Mayo Clinic on Solid Path
Mayo Clinic Invites Public to Attend a Community Meeting in Winona to Discuss Proposed Study of an Investigational Blood Substitute in Trauma Patients
Women and Health: A Healthier You
Mayo Clinic Researchers Identify Testing to Help Better Select Patients for Prostate-Related Radiation Treatments
Mayo Clinic Study Finds Better Way to Help Patients With Pancreatic Cancer Experience Significantly Less Pain
February 2004
Mayo Clinic Research Provides Key to Parkinson's Disease Prevention
People Living With Cancer are Invited to a Weekend of Personal Reflection, Renewal at the Hilltop Retreat
Mayo Clinic Announces March "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover that Key Cancer Gene CBP Doesn't Work Alone; Important Clue to Targeting New Treatments for Lymphoma, Breast and Colon Cancers
Women Who Were Sexually Abused as Children More Likely to Smoke
Video Clips (QuickTime) and Sound Files (MP3) - Women Who Were Sexually Abused as Children More Likely to Smoke
Mayo Clinic Announces Outcome of Annual Board of Trustees' Elections
Robotic, Fast Fix as Effective as Full Surgery for Post-Hysterectomy Sagging Vagina
National Cancer Institute Selects Mayo Clinic to Coordinate Clinical Trials for Cancer Prevention
Economic Impact Study Released on Minnesota Partnership for Biotechnology and Medical Genomics
Mayo Clinic Cancer Researchers Discover How to Target Cell Fusion as Possible Way to Repair Organs, Deliver Cancer Vaccines
Online Pharmacies Provide Benefits to Patients, But Also Raise Concerns
Video Clips (QuickTime) and sound files (MP3) - Trouble Sleeping in the Hospital? Maybe It's That Jackhammer
Trouble Sleeping in the Hospital? Maybe It's That Jackhammer
Partnership Announces Phase One Funding Recipients
January 2004
Independent Scientific Review Panel Evaluates Partnership Research Proposals
Mayo Clinic Announces February "Harmony for Mayo" Concerts
Multiple Sclerosis Not as Progressive or Disabling as Once Thought
Mayo Clinic Researches Ways to Better Treat Patients With Heart Defects
Mayo Clinic to Examine Medication for the Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
Mayo Genomics Researchers Observe Genetic Fusion of Human, Animal Cells — May Help Explain Origin of AIDS
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Announces Distinguished Educator Award Recipients
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